Sentence examples for Feeling wicked from inspiring English sources
I smuggled them into the house and donned the set for a chorus concert, feeling wicked and vaguely guilty.
They didn't realize that reading these stories gave readers an outlet to feel wicked or sad with no strings attached, and made them more empathetic.
In reality though, I thought you were talking about your toots, and for that, this three-year New Hampshire resident feels wicked embarrassed.
I ask Mrs Garner if she ever felt a "wicked uncle vibe".
Feeling hopeless and helpless, they charge full-tilt toward the wicked idea that "I'm not good enough".
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
But for the sake and future of Greece within a European community, I feel that these wicked men must be brought to justice".
The two new-comers sat for a while, rather nervously; then one said to the other, "It makes you feel kind of wicked, doesn't it?" View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By George Packer.
"You can disapprove of this book as much as you want," added the Daily Telegraph's Lynn Barber (who felt it was "wicked" to let Burrell's trial go on for so long, and that he "has the right to defend himself") - "but I defy you not to find it gripping.
My Polaris felt like a wicked speedboat as I plowed through swells of snow in the Teton canyons.
Others have very much felt Wall Street's wicked sting.
